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24 May, 2012 – This Week in Science
Carbon On Mars, Video Game Skillz, Autism Gets Hot, Rangy Orangutans, Dropping Pills On Cancer, Bacteria In Living Color, Bees Needs, Stop Snoring Now, And, Much More... -
26 April, 2012 – This Week in Science
Supernovas Spawn Life, Unexpected Reservoir, Meerkat Losers Win, Bee Like Brains, The G-Spot, Treating Autism, Mad Cow Cure, World Robot Domination, Belief Vs. Analytics, And Much More... -
19 April, 2012 – This Week in Science
Evolving XNA, Moving A Hand, Blair's Animal Corner, No Bird Magnets, Cooler Heads Prevail, Predicting Your Future, Livers Need Love, DIY Drugstores, Remembering Lines, And Much More... -
The New X-Men, Mercurial Science, and World Robot Domination
Episode 362 of This Week in Science broadcast live from the TWiT Network on 22 March, 2012 Discussion topics: Looking At Mercury, Making Memory, Just Replace X With Bear, Jumping Plankton, Vaccinating Men, How Biologists Kill, TWIWRD!, And Much More... -
29 March, 2012 – This Week in Science
Cancer Cures For Mice, Fetus Brains, Booze It Up, Fly Little Birds!, Unsolved Science Mystery, Titanium Moon, Driving Blind, Guest Host Scott Sigler, Author of Nocturnal, And Much More... -
Poo Science Tales, Birds Behaving Badly, And Spider Strings
Episode 360 of This Week in Science broadcast live from the TWiT Network on 9 March, 2012. Discussion topics include: Dark Matter Conundrums, Peeking At Antimatter, Gorilla Genes, Leopard Poop Tales, Bad Bird Behavior, Eradicating HIV, Fossil Worms, Computer Lie Detectors, Spider Strings, And Much More... -
22 March, 2012 – This Week in Science
Looking At Mercury, Making Memory, Just Replace X With Bear, Jumping Plankton, Vaccinating Men, How Biologists Kill, TWIWRD!, And Much More... -
08 March, 2012 – This Week in Science
Dark Matter Conundrums, Peeking At Antimatter, Gorilla Genes, Leopard Poop Tales, Bad Bird Behavior, Eradicating HIV, Fossil Worms, Computer Lie Detectors, Spider Strings, And Much More...